In the canon
The Digest of Roman Law
Justinian
- Form
- Form Non-fiction
- Year
- Year 533 CE
- Originally in
- Originally in Latin
- Pages
- Pages 180
A slave sits down to be shaved in a barber's shop beside a field where men are playing ball. The ball strikes the barber's hand, the razor goes in, and the jurists argue over who is answerable: the player who threw, the barber, or the man who chose to bare his throat in such a place.
Justice is the constant and perpetual desire to give to every one that to which he is entitled.
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